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"Teacher Liu, how is Su Wenhao?"
Just back, Xu Yino couldn't wait to ask.
Others who weren't attending to patients also looked over, all concerned about Su Wenhao's condition.
"Let him rest this afternoon for now, there shouldn't be any issues," Liu Banxia said.
"Don't worry too much. You should think about how you will handle similar situations in the future. It's a kind of personal moral guilt, which isn't really related to our procedures."
"Delayed subdural hematoma, the key is still the amount of bleeding. If there's really a lot, the prognosis generally won't be very good."
Xu Yino nodded, "I feel like I can handle it. But sometimes Su Wenhao tends to overthink things. He doesn't say much usually, but he thinks a lot."
"You don't need to be too concerned about him or comfort him. Let him process it on his own," Liu Banxia said.
